Sentence examples for contesting cases from inspiring English sources

For example, the proposals would bar the commissioners from knowingly accepting contributions from groups contesting cases before the commission.

For city lawyers, the hard-line stance is an extension of the city's strategy in fighting most policing lawsuits, contesting cases that they believe have little legal merit, and designating them as "no-pay cases".

A filing date at the USPTO is easy to track, and avoids costly contesting cases using less verifiable means to determine the true first inventor.

But current account providers were still refusing to contest cases in court, so consumers were still getting their money back.

Millions of template letters were downloaded from websites, including theguardian.com, and with the banks refusing to contest cases customers were able to reclaim their money - sometimes thousands of pounds worth of fees.

The News International statement said an unreserved apology, admission of liability and compensation was being offered "in certain civil cases that meet specific criteria", but that the company would "continue to contest cases that we believe are without merit or where we are not responsible".

However, News International adds it will continue to contest cases "that we believe are without merit or where we are not responsible".

In court filings, JPMorgan has strongly denied wrongdoing and is contesting both cases in federal court.

In a statement the DWP said: "We will be contesting these cases vigorously.

HTC was the first to be sued over Android by Apple, but Samsung quickly became a bigger target, with the two contesting court cases in multiple countries, including the UK, Germany, France, Japan, South Korea and Australia.

The firm is contesting the case.